Residual Peritoneal Lipiodol after HyCoSy Can Mimic Pelvic Inflammatory Disease or Endometriosis

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Analysis of Infertility Factors Caused by Gynecological Chronic Pelvic Inflammation Disease Based on Multivariate Regression Analysis of Logistic

“…Reyftmann et al believed that these symptoms including lower abdominal pain and discomfort, lumbosacral pain, low heat fluctuations, fatigue-prone, menstruation disorder, increased menstrual volume, and infertility were common. Even neurasthenia symptoms appeared, such as depression, fatigue and weakness, body discomfort, and insomnia [ 5 ]. Balla et al believed that PID was the name of western medicine, and the name of pelvic inflammation did not appear in the ancient books of traditional Chinese medicine.…”